The Autism Clinic at Hope
The Autism Clinic at Hope is a leading-edge provider of evidence-based intervention and ABA therapy Louis, MO 63123
The Autism Clinic at Hope is a full service clinic with locations in Illinois, Missouri, Alabama, and Tennessee, providing a number of services for children on the Autism Spectrum including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) intervention services, counseling, parent training, and school consultations. Clinic Locations:
Hope Pavilion
5220 S. 6th Street Road, Suite 1700
Springfield, IL 62703
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Hope sincerely thanks the Employee Peaks Fund of IronMountain Solutions for their generous grant award to our Huntsville clinic! With the money provided, we can improve and expand our play area for the children at our clinic. Enhanced play develops and strengthens the interaction skills and confidence that empower new opportunities for children with ASD to realize their dreams.
We are very thankful to have the support of community members and leaders such as yourself!
P.S. Please keep watching for before and after photos of our Huntsville play area!
The kids at our Springfield Clinic are getting excited for Thanksgiving!
Hope was thrilled to attend the TABA ( Tennessee Association For Behavior Analysis) Conference last week. It was a great opportunity to learn and meet others in our field to make sure we are always doing the best we can for our kids.
Today is the day!! Hope's Virtual Career Fair is today from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Central time. If you are a BCBA or BT/RBT looking for work in Tennessee or Alabama, this is your last chance to register and join us!
https://www.theautismclinic.org/virtual-career-fair/
Virtual Career Fair | The Autism Clinic Virtual Career Fair November 8, 2023 | 11 AM to 1 PM Central TimeLearn about exciting career opportunities and how you can Grow with Hope! What you can expe ...
There is still time to sign up for our Virtual Career Fair on November 8th from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Central Time. Hope has several openings in and for positions and Behavior Tech and positions. Follow the link to find out more and register:
Virtual Career Fair | The Autism Clinic Virtual Career Fair November 8, 2023 | 11 AM to 1 PM Central TimeLearn about exciting career opportunities and how you can Grow with Hope! What you can expe ...
Our Huntsville Clinic just cut the ribbon on their newly updated playground. While we want the kids to have fun - the playground is an important part of therapy too. Play helps to develop and strengthen the communication, social interaction, school readiness, and motor skills.
The Autism Clinic at New Hope opens a new play area The Hope Autism clinic in Huntsville celebrated the completion of a new playground geared toward allowing students on the autism spectrum to have a more typical recess experience as well as work on…
Wishing you a very bright and colorful 🎃 from our Huntsville Clinic.
It was theme day for Halloween at our Missouri Clinics. All of your missing Beanie Babies turned up at our Kirkwood Clinic and at our St Louis Clinic, the animals were running wild!
From a CHILLING (or maybe just chilly) last Saturday to a little costume fun today, our O'Fallon Clinic was enjoying the spirit
Halloween is in the air!!! Our springfield Clinic had a little fun the other night with their very first
Please remember some of the ghosts and goblins coming to your door on may be non-verbal or communicated in a different way. Please be patient and understanding.
Our Springfield, IL clinic having a little fun this week. Wear Pink Day is part of our Halloween spirit week.
Congratulations Meghan!!!!!
More fun - this time from our clinic in Cordova, TN
Our team traveled to NOLA to attend the conference hosted by ! We are excited about the advances in technology taking place that will continue to improve the quality of care we provide.
Some trick-or-treaters may have food allergies or sensitivities. Try to have a wide variety of treats available, such as gluten or nut-free foods.
Don't forget to have some no-food items available as well, like pencils, stickers, or small toys.
The Autism Transition Subcommittee is conducting this survey to assess parent/family knowledge when it comes to understanding services available for the autism population leading up to and during their high school transition years. By gaining an understanding of this, the IATF as well as autism-based service entities and schools can target their messaging and parent education to better guide parents, students, and families with the goal of improving student success after high school.
This survey makes no distinction between educational classification of autism or medical diagnosis, all are encouraged to complete the survey. Please follow the link to complete the survey. It should take approximately 15 minutes. Thank you for your help.
https://www.dhs.state.il.us/page.aspx?module=17&item=144748&surveyid=1639
We are a little late in posting this but last night our Glen Carbon, IL clinic participated in some fun with with Addington Place of Edwardsville. Despite the rain, everyone had a great time!
It was "a gathering of doers."
This year the 17th annual Autism Law Summit was held in Milwaukee, Wi, with about 400 attendees. It's an annual gathering of advocates, providers, lawyers, persons with autism, and others from across the US and beyond who are interested in the law and policy as it relates to autism and access to care.
Erica and Joanna participated in the discussion and brainstorming sessions for shaping laws and improving services for those with autism.
Also, in case you are wondering, the "fresh cheese" on their badges was in reference to it being their first time at the summit.
We are having a Spooktacular fun evening at sensory friendly night at the Saint Louis Zoo !
Every child grows and develops at their own pace, but understanding the early indicators of autism can help parents and caregivers seek guidance sooner from a healthcare professional if they have concerns. Early intervention can make a significant difference. 💕
Your child's BCBA can make a world of difference as you navigate the complex world of Individualized Lesson Plans (IEPs). Find out how in our latest blog.
Autism Support: How a BCBA Enhances Your Child's IEP Process Discover the pivotal role a BCBA plays in your child's IEP journey. From behavior analysis to setting clear goals, ensure optimal support for autism
As we gear up for Halloween, it's essential to be aware of the unique challenges some of our youngest neighbors might face. Children with autism and IDD may encounter:
🧡Sensory Overload - The bright lights, costumes, and sounds can be intense.
🖤Social Challenges - Interactions during trick-or-treating, like picking up on social cues or stepping into unfamiliar places, can be daunting.
🧡Dietary Needs - Not all candies are suitable for every child due to dietary restrictions or sensitivities.
Let's be compassionate, patient, and understanding. Consider having a variety of treats or non-food items available for the kiddos! Together, we can ensure a fun and inclusive Halloween for everyone.
You matter too! 💖 Remember to care for yourself while supporting your child's ABA journey.
Practice makes perfect! 🔄 Dedicate time daily to reinforce skills learned in therapy.
"A picture speaks a thousand words! 🖼 Use visual cues to help predict and understand routines.
For more tips on getting the most out of your child's ABA therapy at home, check out our blog: https://www.theautismclinic.org/crucial-role-of-the-parent-in-aba/
Clear instructions make a clear path! 🛤 Use simple language to set age-appropriate expectations. "
Be Present, Be Involved! 👨👩👧
Witnessing your child's ABA therapy sessions firsthand isn't just enlightening—it's empowering! By actively participating and observing, parents can seamlessly transfer and apply learned strategies at home. Your involvement makes all the difference!
Stay connected with your ABA team! Share, ask, and keep the conversation going. 🗣📞
Celebrate the wins! 🎉 Your child's favorite activities are great rewards.
Keep track of behaviors with a diary or log. Your records can be vital for tracking progress
Get more tips on how to reinforce ABA therapy at home with our latest blog: https://www.theautismclinic.org/crucial-role-of-the-parent-in-aba/
Thank you, KSDK News for sharing our story.
“When I think of hope, I think of a lifeline for my little guy, I think of progress, help and development,”
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"Daily routines are a great opportunity to reinforce ABA strategies. Mealtime, bedtime, playtime - all perfect moments! 🍽🌙🎈
Consistency is key! 🗝 Ensure everyone at home approaches behaviors with the same prompts and reinforcement.
🌟 Happy Labor Day! 🌟
Today is a day of gratitude. To our incredible team at the Autism Clinic: your dedication, compassion, and tireless efforts make a world of difference. Every day, you touch the lives of many and create a brighter future. THANK YOU for all the love and hard work you pour in. ❤️
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ABA therapy breaks down tasks to make learning manageable for toddlers with autism. Read more about its significance and the importance of parental involvement in our latest blog post!
The Crucial Role of the Parent In ABA While ABA therapists play an indispensable role in your child's ASD treatment, did you know your involvement is as critical as a parent?
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